IPL teams don’t need trophies to be rich, just good branding & loyal fans!
1. CSK – ₹1,055 Cr (Thala supremacy)
2. MI – ₹1,029 Cr (5 trophies + Ambani flex)
3. RCB – ₹1,012 Cr (Trophy: 0, Hype: 100)
4. KKR – ₹943 Cr (SRK effect working)
5. SRH
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Purso Ji
Hey I am on Medial • 24d
in cricket good branding and previous fan loyalty means all time success but in startups we have to do innovation continuously as Competition raises day by day......
🚀 Cricket Lovers, Would You Use This? 🏏
Imagine an app where cricket meets innovation—a one-stop destination for:
✅ Real-time match updates & expert analysis
✅ Exclusive posts from top cricketers & analysts 🏆
✅ Behind-the-scenes content & traini
2024-
Tier-1,2 & 3 Startups
2025-
Tier-1,2 & 3 VC'S
"Founders running for VC" is slowly transitioning into "VC'S running for Founders"
That means, Quality, Competition & Innovation are Booming..
Best time to alive & build🚀 What's your POV?
🚀 Competitive Life Cycle
🔬 Innovation – The stage where new ideas, products, or services are developed. Teams brainstorm, experiment and bring something unique to the market.
📈 Growth – Demand increases and businesses expand. Scaling up operatio
📢 Day 10 - India's Thriving Startup Ecosystems: A 2025 Snapshot
▶️ Key hubs making waves:
🚀 Bengaluru-Karnataka:
1️⃣ Globally ranked #14 in the Global Startup Ecosystem Report 2025 (up 7 spots) and #5 among the Top 50 AI cities globally [Previous
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AprameyaAI • 11m
Why Nike Wins Always
👉 Branding: Just Do It. Enough said.
👉 Innovation: Continually pushing the boundaries in sportswear.
👉 Endorsements: Partnering with top athletes to boost credibility.
👉 Marketing: Storytelling that resonates deeply with
🔍 Nike: A Case Study in Branding and Innovation 🔍
🚀 The Rise of a Global Powerhouse
🔸 Founded in 1964 as Blue Ribbon Sports, later rebranded as Nike.
🔸 Founders Phil Knight and Bill Bowerman aimed to create superior athletic footwear.
💡 Bra
The Oreo-Hydrox case study
The Oreo-Hydrox case is a classic example of brand competition. Oreo, introduced in 1912, gained immense popularity, overshadowing Hydrox, which debuted in 1908. Despite Hydrox's originality, Oreo's marketing and distributi
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Shriharsha Konda
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Start.io - A Mobile Marketing and Audience Platform • 9m
Follow up to my previous post, I conducted an experiment using an LLM (Llama 3 8B) to evaluate ideas from the Startup Showcase based on factors like business model, innovation, market potential etc. I pitted every idea against each other in over 115,
1. ➟ Your brilliant idea means nothing without execution.
2. ➟ Failure is the default; success is the exception.
3. ➟ Nobody cares about your startup as much as you do.
4. ➟ Hard work beats talent when talent doesn’t work hard.
5. ➟ Investors wan
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Vinayak Shivanagutti
🚀7M+ Post Impressio... • 1y
Case Study: Paytm – India's Payments Pioneer
Founded in 2010, Paytm revolutionized India's digital payments landscape.
Stats:
Users: 330M+ active
Merchants: 21M+ partners
Business Model: Payments, financial services, e-commerce.
Revenue:
FY18: $